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. 2025 Jun 4;18(3):101–107. doi: 10.14740/gr2024

Table 2. Characteristics of Hospitalizations for AP by CD Status.

Patient characteristics CD group
With CD Without CD P-value
Patients, n (%) 1,930 (0.75) 257,035 (99.3)
Gender 0.015
  Male 940 (48.7) 141,626 (55.1)
  Female 990 (51.3) 115,409 (44.9)
Race < 0.001
  White 1,573 (81.5) 163,731 (63.7)
  Black 214 (11.1) 44,724 (17.4)
  Hispanic 102 (5.2) 33,672 (13.1)
Charlson Comorbidity Index score, n (%) 0.024
  0 840 (43.5) 94,846 (36.9)
  1 606 (31.4) 81,737 (31.8)
  2 249 (12.9) 38,041 (14.8)
  ≥ 3 235 (12.2) 42,668 (16.6)
Insured type, n (%) 0.001
  Medicaid 666 (34.5) 73,255 (28.5)
  Medicare 407 (21.1) 69,656 (27.1)
  Private 730 (37.8) 86,364 (33.6)
Location/teaching status of hospital 0.934
  Rural 214 (11.1) 29,816 (11.6)
  Urban non-teaching 396 (20.5) 53,977 (21.0)
  Urban teaching 1,320 (68.4) 173,499 (67.5)
Relative bed size category of hospital 0.355
  Small 481 (24.9) 70,428 (27.4)
  Medium 531 (27.5) 74,283 (28.9)
  Large 921 (47.7) 112,581 (43.8)
Etiologies of AP
  Alcoholic AP 347 (18.0) 79,166 (30.8) < 0.01
  Biliary AP 214 (11.1) 41,897 (16.3) < 0.01
  Drug-induced AP 85 (4.4) 3,598 (1.4) < 0.01

AP: acute pancreatitis; CD: Crohn’s disease.